November 19th, 2009
   MONROE — More than two decades ago, Cranbury resident Peter Wise walked into the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen as a volunteer for the first time, faced with the modern-day realities he had routinely overlooked — homelessness, drug addiction, mental disorders.
   Brown paper bags were stacked along the Municipal Building’s entrance Wednesday afternoon, each containing a stockpile of food and each designated for one of the more than 100 needy residents of Monroe and its neighboring communities who are clients of the township food pantry.
   As of the Borough Council’s Nov. 11 meeting, the municipal body is short one member, with a councilman’s election defeat leaving an open seat until January.
   MONROE — After losing the race to represent the Third Ward in Monroe by 35 votes, Democratic candidate Stephen Dalina is seeking a recount.
   JAMESBURG — Borough police are looking for people who may have witnessed a hit-and-run accident on East Railroad Avenue on Saturday night that badly injured a 69-year-old woman.
   CRANBURY — Residents and visitors looking for a leisurely holiday ride will have no trouble narrowing down the search as the Cranbury Business and Professional Association will sponsor its second seasonal carriage rides Dec. 6.
   CRANBURY — Curators of Cranbury Museum’s latest exhibition, “Under the Tree: Toys of Christmas Past,” are hoping the holiday-inspired show draws visitors, both young and old, to share in a timeless pastime.
November 12th, 2009
   CRANBURY — Looking to recruit the next generation of volunteers, Cranbury Arts Council members are hosting an informational meeting Wednesday in an attempt to drum up membership.
   The H1N1 virus, also known as the swine flu, has claimed the life of a 42-year-old man, Middlesex County health officials said this week.
   The Middlesex County Public Health Department has confirmed two cases of rabies during the last week in the Monroe and Jamesburg vicinity.
   JAMESBURG — It could be a “sign” of the times as a Jamesburg organization looks to use placards to attract visitors and boost traffic in the downtown business district.

YOUR VIEWS: Senate health bill offers serious solutions

No to Health Bill wrote on Nov 20, 2009 10:52 PM:

" If this bill should passed I hope it has mandatory drug testing for those who think this will really work. Wake up this is a joke this has nothing to do with healthcare. If this was the greatest thing since sliced bread then why are the politicians not opting to join? "

Joanne wrote on Nov 20, 2009 5:22 PM:

" This bill should die ASAP I'm a U.S. citizen living in Canada and the socialized medicine here is very different from what we as Americans are used to. When the government gets involved, it's not good. You can't call a specialist if you want one. Do you want to see a dermatologist? You have to go to your family physician first --- if you can find one! Not all doctors take new patients! Your family doctor will then get you a referral to a specialist. That can take months. You have no control as to WHEN you can see the specialist. The specialist will call you WHEN HE/SHE is available to see you. This is not what we should do to the U.S. system. Individual free choice is not an option under the Canadian system. I know because for 9 years I have lived under this system. This proposed healthcare bill sounds much too similar to what we have in Canada. It's not what you should be wanting as Americans. "

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